Re: How to use eudoc and creole

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  • Posted by ryanj Apr 16, 2014
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ne1uno said...

creole doesn't produce an error file, but you can use verbose mode on creole or eudoc. command -? or the command with no parameters to see the help. as with other commandline programs, you have to sometimes start running the command yourself from a console to see the output. 

creole  -A -v -f html your.txt
the -f html is already be the default, and this should create a html file in the current directory. your.txt being the txt from eudoc.

When i run creole.ex, it outputs absolutely nothing, not even if I try creole.ex -?. Some sort of error indicator would be useful. I don't even know if the program is running or silently crashing.

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